Proton Calendar: Secure Events

Very usable app, I only wish it had widgets ☹️

I’ve missed meetings because the app’s reminders don’t work.

Вы видели сами это приложение в горизонтальном виде на айпад?

U will feel

I’m migrating from Gmail to Proton services. Was surprised that there’s no support for iPad. Is this coming? Couldn’t paste my password in the login field to sign in, or use 1Password to autofill. Why? Worked fine in Protonmail. It also failed to login the first time due to some provisioning error, so I had to retype everything.

The app randomly logged me out and now when I try to log back in, it says some weird error, like “unable to set up the settings.”

Signs me out all the time. Only Proton app that does this. Cannot update calendar events. Crashes when adding a description. Cannot have multiple lines in description. Can’t change colors of different events without adding a separate calendar. Needs work!

It’s pretty okay calendar. But it has one issue when it comes to alerting you for events. Also, I don’t like the fact that it signed you out. And you don’t even know if it signed out and then you a week later and you realize, you haven’t been getting your alerts.

I checked my events on July 9. When I opened calendar on July 11, it was still showing July 9. It seems that dates not updating automatically. You have to always tap on current day when you open calendar.

This app is very close to a dealbreaker for the whole Proton ecosystem. Here in 2024, a calendar has to just work. This is a solved problem. No CalDAV support (and thus no iOS event sync)? No calendar subscription management in the mobile app? A settings page comprised of one option? Privacy is great, but this has me searching for how to get a refund on Proton Plus. As an edit, Proton is very engaged with their product and did respond to my review, but no response can change the fact that the calendar doesn’t sync with a venerable standard like CalDAV. That’s astonishing. Proton is very admirable, but is missing real basics here. These are unforced errors.